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Distributed finances to the College clubs and societies. Originally covered the finances of the College Boat, Cricket, Athletics, Rugby Union and Association Football, Hockey, and Lawn Tennis Clubs. Later the College Magazine and Reading Room were also included.
The Committee consisted of a Permanent Treasurer, an Honorary Secretary, with Assistant Secretary if necessary, and the Captain and Secretaries of the various clubs.

The Kingsley Club was founded as a literary club under the patronage of A.C. Benson in 1906. It was named after Charles Kingsley the novelist who had been an undergraduate at Magdalene from 1838-1842. It's declared object was 'the reading and discussion of papers dealing with literary, artistic and kindred subjects'. The club lapsed with the outbreak of the First World War and was re-established by Francis Turner in 1925. It foundered again with the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 and was revived again by Turner in 1948 and enjoyed a more or less unbroken existence until Lent Term 1991. Membership was restricted and was by invitation. It was seen as 'the premier gathering of student intellectuals'.

Initially Minute Books listed the names of those present at meetings and the title of the paper given but soon became more of a summary of the paper and subsequent discussion. Amongst the Secretaries were George Mallory and Sir Michael Redgrave.

This club was founded in 1862 although there were packs kept in Cambridge before this date which were the fore runners of the club.

In 1862 R. G. Hoare (Trinity College) brought his private pack of beagles to Cambridge and in 1867 W. E. Currey (Trinity College, Tutor) brought his beagles over from his home in Ireland. These two packs established beagling firmly in Cambridge.

According to The Trinity Foot Beagles 1862 – 1912 by F. Claude Kempson published in 1912 the Trinity Foot Beagles were a subscription pack managed by undergraduates and hunted in the countryside around Cambridge. There was no formal constitution, no committee, nor any meeting of the subscribers, nor a balance-sheet, nor any positive connection with Trinity College, although traditionally there are strong links with both Trinity and Magdalene Colleges. Any member of the University was welcome to join in as long as he paid a subscription.

Kempson credits William Edward Currey (Trinity College) as being the founder and Rowland Hunt (Magdalene College) as being co-founder.

The JCR represents the interests of undergraduates and acts as the link between students, Fellows and College Departments, and between Magdalene students and the main Cambridge University Student Union (CUSU). The JCR President attends meetings of the Governing Body, and the Amalgamation Club which allocates money to College sports clubs and societies.

All Magdalene undergraduates automatically become JCR members when joining Magdalene but membership is not compulsory. The Committee is elected annually at the end of Michaelmas Term (mid-November) by the undergraduate community.

The JCR organises events and activities throughout the year including social events and Freshers week.

The Rugby Club was formed in 1875 after a meeting was held in Mr Pine's rooms on 25 October.
The Captain of the Boat Club took the chair at the first meeting and was elected to the Presidency of the new club. Mr Whitehead was chosen as the first captain.
The first rugby match was played on the Corpus ground on 29 October and ended in a draw in favour of Corpus by 5 tries to nothing. The next game against Clare was played on Parker's Piece (the scene of University rugby matches until the municipal authorities objected tot he damage done). The result was a draw in favour of Magdalene by one try and a touchdown to nothing. The final game of the first season was against a joint team from St Peter's and St Catherine's and the score was Magdalene 5 touchdowns, Combined Colleges 3 tries and 2 touchdowns. Under the old rules no match could be won unless a goal was kicked. New rules came into force in November.
The game was then very different to the modern game with most international and club sides having 13 forwards and 7 outsides.
For further information see: College Magazine, No. 80, May 1949, pp. 15-17

Menus for Boat Club dinners containing printed crew lists. Many are signed by attendees at the dinners.

Programmes for the Lent Bumps which include a map of the course, an explanation of how the races work, list of crews in each division, and Bump chart starting orders:

1960, 1973

Box of black and white photographs of College Buildings:

(1) Bright's Building viewed from the river, 1909
(2) Wentworth House, c.1880
(3) Houses at the corner of Chesterton Lane before demolition, 1912
(4) Back of the Pepys Building, c.1880
(5) Drawing of First Court, looking towards the gate and corner tower, 1911
(6) Quayside looking downstream from Magdalene Bridge, c.1895
(7) Quayside looking downstream from Magdalene Bridge, c.1860
(8) Aerial view of the excavations for the Lutyens Building, 1930
(9) Bin Brook, looking downstream towards Fisher's Lane
(10) Excavations for the Lutyens Building, 1930
(11) Buildings backing onto Bin Brook, 1930
(12) Excavations for the Lutyens Building, looking south, 1930
(13) Buildings looking towards Fisher's Lane
(14) Fisher's Lane shortly before demolition, 1932
(15) Ekins’ Yard showing Mallory Cottages 4-11
(16) Bullen's Boatyard and Magdalene Bridge
(17) Back of F.W. Bullen's property, No. 1 Fisher's Lane, c.1930
(18) 33 Bridge Street and Magdalene Bridge viewed from across the river
(19) The front of 33 Bridge Street from Magdalene Bridge
(20) Pickerel Yard looking towards St John's College
(21) Pickerel Yard looking towards Magdalene College
(22) Pickerel Yard looking towards Magdalene College
(23) Magdalene Bridge
(24) Magdalene Street, c. 1925
(25) Cross Keys Yard
(26) Magdalene Street - Old Cross Keys Inn
(27a) 18 Magdalene Street, c.1925
(27b) 22 Magdalene Street - Wall decoration from the upper floor
(28) Corner of Magdalene Street and Chesterton Lane, before demolition, 1912
(29) Northampton Street looking towards Magdalene Street, 1928
(30) Chesterton Road - From Audley Cottage to Wentworth House
(31) Back of what is now 'J' staircase, Benson Court
(32) Access to Magdalene Street by No. 23 Magdalene Street
(33) South side of Ekins' Yard (now demolished)
(34) Ekins' Yard, c.1925 (now part of Mallory Cottages)
(35) White Horse Inn/Folk Museum yard
(36) Tanning House in the Tan Yard, c.1935 (now demolished)
(37) School of Pythagoras (St John's College)
(38) Main gateway to the College
(39) View of Second Court from Left Cloister of the Pepys Building
(40) Alterations being carried out to Second Court
(41) Lutyens Building (area around is unfinished), c.1930-32
(42) Lutyens Building (area around is unfinished), c. 1930-32
(43) Lutyens Building and Benson Court, 9 June 1937
(44) Floodlighting of River Court for the Coronation of King George VI, 12 May 1937
(45) Floodlighting of River Court for the Coronation of King George VI, 12 May 1937
(46) Floodlighting of River Court for the Coronation of King George VI, 12 May 1937
(47a) Bright's Building and Magdalene Bridge taken from across the river
(47b) 3 photos of Quayside showing industrial buildings
(48) Fisher's Lane from Magdalene Bridge, c.1930
(49) Fisher's Lane, c.1930
(50) 3 photos of River Court, post-Penrose
(51a) View across Magdalene Bridge to River Court in winter
(51b) Buddy Holly and the Crickets on Magdalene Bridge with River Court in the background, March 1958
(52) View across Magdalene Bridge to River Court in summer (showing trees fully grown)
(53) Panelling in a room in the Cross Keys Inn (built c.1600) - 25 Magdalene Street. It was removed to the Small Combination Room in c.1919
(54) 2 photos of Ramsay Hall
(55a) Ramsay Hall
(55b) 1939-1945 War Memorial
(56a) Statuette of Henry VI in 1428, holding Letters Patent by E. Gillick (1940) in the Chapel
(56b) View of the Chapel from the Master's Stall
(57) Interior of the Chapel before restoration
(58) Interior of the Chapel after restoration (1963)
(59) Interior of the Hall
(60) Hall laid for a Feast
(61) Hall laid for a Feast
(62) No photograph
(63) No photograph
(64) First Court looking from the Hall towards the gate
(65) No photograph
(66a) First Court taken after the ivy was removed, looking towards the gate and tower from Hall
(66b) First Court looking towards Hall from the gate
(67) Aerial view of Magdalene College
(68) Aerial view of Magdalene College
(69) First Court looking towards the Old Library and Chapel
(70a) Looking up river from Benson Court
(70b) Benson Court and Mallory Cottage conversions
(70c) Benson Court and Mallory Cottage conversions
(71a) Benson Court showing a digger preparing for work
(71b) Benson Court showing the Cross Keys pottery and stables
(71c) New copper guttering on the Lutyens Building
(71d) Benson Court showing the Pickerel Inn taken from ‘K’ staircase
(72) Four photographs showing work being carried out in Benson Court
(73a) Benson Court showing the back of ‘J’ staircase
(73b) Benson Court showing Mallory Cottages
(73c) Benson Court showing ‘H’ staircase with domestic oven. Also two loose photographs - a close up of the bread oven and the river in front of ‘O’ block
(73d) Benson Court showing ‘N’ and ‘M’ staircases
(74a & b) Scaffolding on 31 Magdalene Street
(74c) Flooding by ‘O’ block
(75a & b) Two photographs showing ‘O’ block and ‘N’ staircase in Benson Court
75c Benson Court ‘O’ and ‘N’ staircases
76a Mallory Cottages before conversion, 1953
76b Conversion of Tan Yard to Buckingham Court, 1966
77 Fellow’s garages in Mallory Court, 1960s
78 First Court, West Range showing defective timbers, 1964
79 First Court West Range showing defective timbers, 1964
80 Exterior of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
81 Exterior of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
82 Exterior of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
83 Ground floor reception rooms of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
84 Exterior of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
85 Exterior of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
86 Main staircase of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
87 Drawing Room of the Master’s Lodge (Buckler), 1966
88 Chapel Altarpiece, 1965
89 River Court elevation with scaffolding, 1962-64
90 Interior of the Chapel, c. early 1960s
91 Organ case in the Chapel,
92 10-19 Northampton Street, 1965
93a Bathhouse / Old Brewhouse, 1967
93b Magdalene Bridge, 1967
94 Exterior of the Pepys Building, c. 1963
95 Pepys Library, 1963
96 Benson Court, 1963
97 First Court, 1963
98 New kitchens, 1971
99 First floor of the student library, 1971
100a Exterior of the new Master’s Lodge (Roberts), c. 1978
100b Exterior of the new master’s Lodge (Roberts), c. 1985
101 Reception rooms in the Master’s Lodge (Roberts), 1971
102 Student room in the ‘new building’, Benson Court, 1971
103 Student room in the ‘new building’, Benson Court, 1971
104 Aerial view of Magdalene College, 1970
105 Aerial view of Magdalene College, 1970
106 Aerial view of Magdalene College, 1970
107 Aerial view of Magdalene College, 1970
108 Aerial view of Magdalene College, 1970
109 Aerial view of Magdalene College, 1970
110 Hall, looking towards the gallery, 1979
111 Hall looking towards High Table, 1979
112 Interior of Hall during redecoration, 1979
113 Interior of Hall during redecoration, 1979
114 Interior of Hall during redecoration, 1979
115 Interior of Hall during redecoration, 1979
116 Hall set out for a feast after redecoration, 1979
117 Hall set out for a feast after redecoration, 1979
118 Work being carried out on painting the Hall interior, 1979

The book was presented to the M.B.C. by Mr Smithe in 1836. A manuscript addition on the title page reads ' Received this book without any entries made therein May 26 1839. F. C. Penrose'.

The first page shows hand drawn coloured symbols representing: First Crew, Captain of the First Crew, Steerer of the First Crew, Secretary, Captain of Cannibal Crew, Cannibal Crew, the Shield of the First Crew, and the Shield of the Cannibal Crew. There follows a list of crews from 1835 to 1851 with symbols hand drawn next to their names.

The book then contains:
Laws of the M.C.B. as revised 26 October 1839.
Regulations and Ordinances of the M. B. C. not included in the printed rules, Dec 1839.
A retrospective account by F. C. Penrose of University rowing between 1825 and 1839.
Accounts of decisions of meetings, lists of Colleges taking part in races, the order of starting, and reports including results of the races.

A manuscript addition to the first page reads ' This book was presented to the Magdalene Boat Club by G. W. Bolham, May 25 1863'.

Contains minutes of meetings and race reports.

A manuscript addition to the first page reads ' This book was presented to the Magdalene Boat Club by J. A. Watson Taylor, Dec 2 1879'.

Contains minutes of meetings and race reports.

Album containing six black and white photographs of the exteriors of buildings in First Court taken by Ramsey & Muspratt (Photographers). At this time the walls were covered in ivy and there are battlements. Views of:

(1) Chapel showing the St Mary Magdalene statue on the roof

(2) Chapel and Hall

(3) Hall and clock tower

(4) Entrance to the Porter's Lodge, the gate, tower, and 'C' staircase

(5) 'D', 'E', and 'F' staircases

(6) Old Library and 'A' staircase

Framed black and white photograph of David Keilin (Quick Professor of Biology).

File of colour printouts from the internet of Fellows elected bewtween 2015-2017:

Sergio Bacallado
Peter Baillie-Johnson
Sarah Caddy
Nicolas Carroll
Alice Corr
Adam Coutts
Hannah Critchlow
Saul Dubow
Stephen Eglen
Tijmen Euser
Catherine Evans
Franziska Exeler
Lovik Foxcroft
Ilias Georgakaposlous
Oliver Haardf
Pierre Haas
Fazol Had
Mathias Haeussler
Ben Hinson
Joseph Hone
Elizabeth Howell
Robert Hoye
Finbarr Livesey
Nikita Makarchev
K. Munshi
Ben Seymour
Graham Walker (Director of Music & Precentor)
N. J. Widdows (Fellow & Chaplain)
James Woodall

Colour photographs of Andrew Missak Cleverley Brown elected Fellow-Commoner in 1993. Died 2014.

Colour photographs of Stephen Farmer elected Fellow-Commoner in 1995. Organist and Precentor. Died 2002.

Colour photograph of Alfonso Aragón-Salamanoa elected Senior Research Fellow in Astronomy and Royal Society Research Fellow in 1996.

Black and white photograph of Neil Bourne, elected Senior Research Fellow in Physics and SERC Advanced Research Fellow in 1993.

Colour photograph of Group Captain Andrew Thompson, Life Fellow.

13 black and white photographs that used to hang in the student library in the Pepys building.

GENERAL COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHS Vol V 2000-

(a) Bright’s Building gable (c. 2000)
(b) Benson Court 'F' and 'G' (c. 2000)
(c) Wigglesworth Law Library (c. 2000)

Photos 1-7 by Michael Anderson (Summer 2000):

(1) Chapel - North elevation
(2) Chapel - view from the organ loft
(3) Chapel - East end
(4) Chapel - Cantoris stalls, looking west
(5) Chapel - Detail of cantoris stalls
(6) Chapel - West end, old organ
(7) Chapel - new organ

(8) Rugby XV 2000-2001
(9) Half-Way Dinner, February 2001
(10a) 80th birthday lunch for Mr Dias & Mr Dwight, June 2001
(10b) Performance of Noye’s Fludds by the Music Society, 2001
(11) Dr Reynolds and Prof Carpenter, 13 October 2001
(a) with Prof Chase
(b) with Dr A.L. Fowden and Mrs Carpenter
(c) with Prof Grubb (presenter) and Prof Chase
(12) Duncan Robinson, Master
(13-14) Admission of Duncan Robinson as Master, October 2002

Photos 15 and 16 by D.J.H. Murphy:

(15a) Master’s Lodge from the end of Monks’ Walk, 2002
(15b) Benefactors Lunch, 2002
(16) Sir John Gurdon, Master - General Admission 2002

(17) Photographic collage - Proctor 1815 (Ackermann’s History of Cambridge) and Senior Proctor 2000/2001; Dr F.H. King
(18a) Prof Boyle, after receipt of LittD with his presenter Dr Hyam, Summer 2004
(18b) Noh play mask (Japan, 17th century), presented by I.A. Richards
(19) Images of St Mary Magdalene (various places)
(20-21) Opening ceremony for Cripps Court, 30 November 2005
(22) Cripps Court commemorative tablets
(23-27) Sarawak Memorabilia (photos by N. Hawkes)
(28) Swannell plate (presented by R.Y. Ball)
(29) Coptic cross (presented by Prince A.-W. Asserate, 1972)
(30) Sanctuary statues - St Etheldreda replaced after conservation by the Clerk of Works (B. Holman)
(31) Chapel glass - two details (photo by P. Scott)
(32) Chapel glass (3); Bright's building (2009, photo by P. Scott)
(33) Pepys Building, early April, at dusk (2008, photo by N. Hawkes)
(34) Chapel glass (4); Icon, Virgin and Child (2009)
(35) Monks' Walk; Benson Gate; Buckingham Swan (2011, photos by N. Hawkes)
(36) Pets' cemetery: Miko, incised slate by Eric Marland (2012, photo by N. Hawkes); Northampton Street, Fellows' houses garden,
Spring/Summer 2012
(37-40) Admission of Dr Rowan Williams as Master, January 2013
(41a) Master’s Lodge new gates, 2014
(41b) Bright’s Building and Kitchens before reconstruction, 2013
(42) Rainbow over First Court, 13 January 2015
(43) North-West corner elevation to First Court (by Matt Moon 2017) showing different brickwork - 15th century around first floor north east window, 16th century around north west window, Penrose’s Victorian brickwork above, and Redfern’s 20th century on left, and Roberts (dustbin shield) on right.

Two copies (large and small) of a group photograph on the occasion of the 6th Lord and Lady Braybrooke's golden wedding anniversary. Latimer Neville was the 6th Lord Braybrooke and was Master of Magdalene College from 1853-1904 and Visitor, 1902-1904. He married Lucy Frances Thomas Le Marchant on 2 June 1853.

Black and white photographs of the exterior and interior of Old Lodge as A.C. Benson left it. Taken for Country Life Magazine, 1925.

Framed coloured engraving of the interior of the Chapel by Ackermann, 1815 showing how it looked before the 1847-1851 restoration. The scrolls and central rosette on the ceiling and the paster arch spanning the east end can be seen. [Same as MCPH/1/4/7].